There are three main rules to follow in conversations and talks.

First, listen more than talk, second, think about what you want to say, and finally, be honest and open.

To quote the proverb, speech is silver and silence is gold, it is advisable to speak little, a talkative person often harms himself. Speech should be modest, restrained, sincere, compassionate, devoid of vanity and audacity, boorishness, rubbishiness and falseness.

In company, you should talk about things that affect everyone, avoid conversations that could offend, embarrass or sadden someone, and don't talk about absentees unless it's only good. If someone offends your political or religious beliefs, show that you have an opposing view. Don't bring up the subject of physical disability or moral frailty. Don't give away secrets or talk about things you don't know about, be careful when joking.

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